The oldest Neanderthal DNA of Central-Eastern Europe
An 80,000-year-old Neanderthal reveals cultural and genetic affinities between Poland and the Northern Caucasus.
The mathematical values of Linear A fraction signs
Unravelling number enigmas on ancient Crete.
Drone survey reveals large earthwork at ancestral Wichita site in Kansas
Results show possible council circle at what may be Etzanoa near Wichita.
New mathematical method shows how climate change led to fall of ancient civilization
Chaos paper by RIT Assistant Professor Nishant Malik applies method to Indus Valley Civilization.
How Neanderthals adjusted to climate change
German-Italian research project investigates different cutting tools from the Sesselfelsgrotte cave.
Vast stone monuments constructed in Arabia 7,000 years ago
New archaeological research in Saudi Arabia documents hundreds of stone structures interpreted as monumental sites where early pastoralists carried out rituals.
Researchers link end of Green Sahara with SE Asia megadrought
Previously unknown mid-Holocene event led to major changes in human settlement.
Animal mummies unwrapped with hi-res 3D X-rays
Scans give clues to how they lived and died.
Analysis of ancient Mesoamerican sculptures supports universality of emotional expressions
Universal facial expressions uncovered in art of the ancient Americas: A computational approach.
The oldest known cremation in the near east dates to 7000 BC
Cremated remains from Israel signify a 7th-millennium cultural shift in funeral practices.
DNA from an ancient, unidentified ancestor was passed down to humans living today
New algorithm suggests that early humans and related species interbred early and often.
An iconic Native American stone tool technology discovered in Arabia
The recovery of distinctive fluted points from both America and Arabia provides one of the best examples of 'independent invention' across continents.
